By Meghan Hall The Oakland office market is coming into its own as an urban alternative to the high-tech, space constrained markets of San Francisco and Silicon Valley. Many companies, from city institutions to blooming start-ups, are looking to the East Bay for more affordable rates and room to grow. Amid increasing demand by both […]
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